Help Africa Matters Initiative with 10 volunteers for Brand Identity Designer
category
General Skills & Services
sub-category
Design
duration
more than 8 hours
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Help Africa Matters Initiative with 10 volunteers for Brand Identity Designer
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Africa Matters Initiative (AMI), a youth-led organisation empowering young African leaders and change-makers, is refreshing its brand identity to mark 10 years of impact. We are seeking a volunteer graphic designer/brand identity expert to co-create a new visual direction that reflects our growth, bold future vision, and continued commitment to empowering African youth. Responsibilities Conduct a light brand audit (existing logo, color palette, materials) Design a refreshed logo (and logo variations for light/dark/social) Develop a brand style guide including: Color palette, Typography, Logo usage guide, Brand moodboard or inspiration. 1–2 primary logo concepts (in SVG, PNG, and vector formats) Deliverable: A simplified brand guide (PDF or Canva/Figma), Editable templates (Figma, Canva, or PowerPoint), Short rationale for the visual direction. Ideal Skills/Tools: Graphic design (Photoshop, Illustrator, Figma, Canva Pro), Experience in brand identity and working with nonprofits/youth-led orgs. Passion for African youth empowerment and storytelling, Bonus: motion design or social media design experience
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